The play is to do what the books prevent by not allowing SGPs in round robins. The combinations have to be entered manually and there's a lot of them, so it would take a team. Just assume we're on another planet where there are 30 people you know you can trust to not screw over the rest. There are no taxes on this planet either so it's not a logistical mess if there's a big win. Look at the bet in the pic. The scenarios are endless, this is just one example. Just look at the markets, ignore the actual players and teams. Two players to land the 2+ with a team to basically win the way most games play out every gameday. Very realistic to land. Adding the player on the losing team boosts the odds. If it's correlated the odds would be 1/3 of that. Say you play that twice. Same players, different winning teams. Seven games, two SGP per game, in parlays of 3, 4, 5, whatever. For a 5 leg its 672 combos. Team of 30 each enter 20 or so $1 bets. Hitting 7 games is unlikely but there's a chance for $2.7 million ($90K each) if they do land. Hitting 5 nets $120K ($4K each). Less than the minimum legs, everyone's out $20.
So, tell me. Other than being a nightmare to organize efficiently and peacefully, is this a strategy that could yield regular profit, as well as having a decent chance at a jackpot hit? Feel free to suggest I take medication if not.
